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Golden Hawks to No. 7; Pekin and WACO 1 spot away
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Golden Hawks to No. 7; Pekin and WACO 1 spot away
Lake Darling will hold two celebrations this weekend: the first dedicating a new paved trail to the local attraction’s namesake, and the other noting the state park’s 75th year of existence.
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The Brighton Volunteer First Responder group was founded in 1982, with just shy of 20 members. Today, its roster is down to three, one of whom plans to retire and move to Winterset around the end of the year.
Dozens attended the grand opening ceremony for the HUB Saturday afternoon, a new community center named with an acronym — Helping U at Brighton.
A 34-year-old from Kalona charged with child exploitation had his case moved from county court to a federal level last week, according to publicly available records.
Administrators and elected decision-makers in Washington have all expressed profound interest in pivoting to a year-round academic calendar in the months since state lawmakers allowed the schedule for higher grade levels.
A “pop-up” escape room set to open in Washington in September aims to pack an hour of phone-free fun into a single rented room.
When the Washington Public Library opened its makerspace in June last year, initial foot traffic was low, as high public interest in the project met with a limited number of planned programs there, but the makerspace has growing steadily ever since.
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Dr. Lindsey Van Duyn is a physician in Washington, where she sees a wide variety of patients, many of whom face challenges with their mental health, like depression and anxiety.
